Fifth Third Financial Corporation Bank Account Or Service Complaint

Fifth Third Financial Corporation Bank account or service department,

Other bank product/service Making/receiving payments, sending money Georgia

I had a car loan with 5/3rd Bank which they sent me booklets for 72 monthly payments which I paid on time without missing any payments. The last payment in the last book ( # 72 ) stated " This is your last payment '' so I believed the car was paid off as anyone would. I expected to hear from the bank with my title information but never did. Today I got a call at work from a repossession company stating my car was listed for repossession by 5/3 Bank for nonpayment of my car loan. I explained to them that my car had been paid off since - 2016. Thankfully, they understood that there was a problem with the bank and asked me to contact them directly and were polite enough to give me the account and contact information that I would need. I called the bank and they claimed to not have my address to contact me although there has been no communication from the bank since I received the payment books 6 years ago. During this time my address was the same until I sold my house -/-/-. The US Postal service still forwards mail and


signed contract from me for that period. They quoted this to me without proof, without sending me the paperwork, or giving me notice that anything was late. I did not have this contract with me to review and was required to pay regardless of whether this was true or not because they had already placed a repossession order on my car. I questioned them why send only 72 months in payments and say " This is your last payment '' in the payment book on 72 when they expected 75 and got no answer. It was not a matter of not being able to pay for it. I paid over $1300.00 instantly today to avoid the car being repossessed fraudulently. As shown in my payment history, I could have and would have paid the payments had the bank not sent a 72 month payment booklet saying the loan payments were complete when they claim more payments were due. I now have late payments claimed on my credit history that I consider fraudulent. Why would a bank send payment booklets with less payments than the loan requires? When questioned about this, the bank would not answer. When questioned why nothing was mailed to notify me of their claimed missing payments they claimed they did not have my address. As stated before, they had my address up until the last payment was mailed and the US Postal service continues to forward mail for - customers. If they had mad any attempt to contact me concerning missing payments, they would have been received and dealt with immediately. I feel that this was a deliberate attempt by the bank to mislead a customer and obtain additional funds.